Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-04-28

Of January next.
Mr.. Nutting, asst eng. and Mr.. White
boatman, of the U. p, survey party on
the Snake, were in the city on Monday.
They say they are three miles below Step
toe with the line.
Last Tuesday the 26th inst. was the 6Sth
anniversary of Odd Fellowship in America.
No celebration was held in this city, save
quiet social given by the Daughters of
Rebecca at the hall
Mrs. E. p. jerome is having renovated
the store building east of the Raymond
House, to be used by her as mlliner shop.
She will open the same sometime next week.
See her advertisement.
CARD OF THANKs.-We hereby extend
our most hearty ami sincere thanks to the
citizens Of Lewiston for their kindness and
assistance rendered during the illness and
burial Of our father, VIM. 2. Anthony.
PAUL and WILLIAM ANTHONY.
An eleven year old son of Mrs. Fairfield,
living GU Sam Phinneys place on the Lap
wal, died on Friday. He was thrown from
horse about year ago and received inlu-
ries internally, which it is said caused his
death.
Miss Ida Gordon the Genesee valley
"schocl marin" was in the city over Sun
day. The largest girl in her school has been
promised to the devil" Of the TELLER Of
| fce--that Is if Miss Gordon's influence
prevails.
We hear it stated that the O. X. & N.
company's road between Pennington and
Spok ane Falls via Rockford, will be built
before winter, as also that the track will
be laid on the Texas grade to Snake river
very soon..
The O. r. 4 N. surveying party who left
Pomeroy last week, are now making rapid
Roadway with their survey and may be ex-
pected here by Saturday or Monday next
At last accounts they were this side of the
Alpowai ridge.
Christie, the Pierce City expressman, says
that there is yet three feet of snow in the
timber this side of Pierce City, but not any
in the latter place. He was compelled to
leave his horses ana 90 in on snow shoes
from the Milk ranch.
Sam Gray has sold out his saddle and
harness shop and business to Mr..
Richmond, who has taken possession.
Mr.. Gray will remain in the shop for a
while and then 20 to look after his gold
mines east of Mt. Idaho.
Don't fail to attend the Rainbow
Social" tomorrow eve at the NJ, f.
church. Ladies are each requested tc
bring an apron, unhemmed, also needle
} and thread Come and see the fun and
have dish of oysters.
l M. n, Williams informs US that he re
ceivsds kis freight from the warehouse il
q thig city this week under protest. and whel
!, he came to settle the bill, it was RAISED
nearly $40 more. Mr.. W. is at loss t.
know why this extra charge.
Harry Madgwick, who has been engaged
:, for several weeks past building +. Baum
' eister's fine residence at Asotin City say
the structure is nearly completed. He al
8 So informs us that several other fine build
g ings are going up at that place.
John Lomax, commercial traveller, VIII
n was stricken with paralysis at Spokane Fall
few mouths ago, is said to now he in
n hopeless. He is brother of 2. +. Iona,
n formerly Of tais city, now Of Boise.
W. B. Palmer, one of Frank Bros ger
a tlemanlv statesmen for this city returned 0
d Monday from soliciting trip through til
Potlatch country He Informs our reportt
that the crops in that locality are lookin
Y we'll, and that the farmers are all happy o.
IL er the prospects Of big crop the comir
season.
n Gals LooK.-A young man 26 years
Or age, we'll educated. morally inclined ar
comfortably fixed, desires to correspond vii
-, young lady with fair education, nome
y, travagant, good house keeper, and who
" not afraid to work. Object, mstrimon
All letters promptly answered. Address,
n. XIV" P. o. box 81, Lewiston, Idah
:" ga plug .hat.one-l egged-self- made. a:rob
tic.high kicker" gave free entertainme
* ON our streets and in u. 4 BIS hall I
he Thursday. The hat came around beto
the entertainment was over, and all OF tho
of whom did not skip, dropped in dim
~ We understand the companys outfit was Z
- tached at Moscow for bills contracted.
Dr.C. w. Shaft returned on Friday fra
- six month visit to New York City, whe
Oh he has been, most Of the time. devoting Iii
self to study in medical institution in tn
on city. The Doctor is one of our best citize
er and has been greatly missed by all duri
his absence, and it is assured that his ma
friends most heartily welcome his return.
in And three more of the boys from abro
10. were ''run in" ON Saturday. Charge
drunk and disorderly. One of the unf
pun tunate three paid his fine. but the ott
W two who failed to connect, were elected
o. the street parade. and Monday muzzslet
ny wheel. barrow and shovel and went to VOL
bic Marshal Akers was in charge Of the briga'
100 Mrs. G. E. Monteith and son departed
Tuesday for Mullan in the Occur d'Alen
,as where they will join their husband and to
his or, who il now in business ct that place.
I'd regret to ;oss the society Of Mr.. and N
M.,ntsith from our midst. who have b.
for years past esteemed most highly bv
y, entire co,.,munity-but then cur loss '
~ be others gain.
", W. Stoiesmaa: Felix Warren one
the leading judges and handlers Of horse
pas o:r the northwest. arrived from Lewiston II
~ day and will return in . couple OF ds
ny Felix il thoroughbred, goaheadative no
wsstsrner. having packed in the koote
| . and other mining camps in early days.
aes staged il ill over the northwest, and 10
d staging il ont Of Lewiston north. He
rcs old Lswsstoa 10 al there yet; times
ID. picking up csasidsrAbly and the town
. proving il ssusral.